xIPhobiaIx
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Bottom leaves curling up and turning patchy brown/blackish before wilting on falling off.
Any help would be appreciated!
Any help would be appreciated!
Phosphorus, overwatering, or moisture stress?
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hotrodharley
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Phosphorus deficiency.
Budzbuddha
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Growth is kinda off. Are these clones ?
They seem genetically weak. No real lateral growth.
You have all the lighting they need but for some reason they seem weak. It looks like you have a couple of them showing issue. With the number of plants going you could just cull them.
They seem genetically weak. No real lateral growth.
You have all the lighting they need but for some reason they seem weak. It looks like you have a couple of them showing issue. With the number of plants going you could just cull them.
hotrodharley
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Fill those containers to the top. Keep them topped off as the medium breaks down.
Tangerine_
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Are those clones?
Poor lighting?
Root stress?
Poor lighting?
Root stress?
xIPhobiaIx
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They were just brought in and not yet topped
ComfortCreator
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Do you have fans blowing on them?
xIPhobiaIx
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Why do you ask? What is interesting about your question is no I do not. I am adding a bottom row of fans tomorrow to get some air movement.
Hollatchaboy
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Need more info. Medium, nutes, light, stats?
Tangerine_
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They probably just need a chance to acclimate to their new environment.
Nutty sKunK
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P def is easy to identify. It goes grey/grown and no yellowing on the older leaves progressing to new fan leaves. Which is what you have.
Question is what medium, feed are u giving them?!
Question is what medium, feed are u giving them?!
TaoRich
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How is the drainage of your soil?
And how compacted is it?
And how compacted is it?
Could be a lack of oxygen to the roots, and that can present as a nutrient deficiency. Not because your medium doesn't have what's needed, but unhappy inefficient roots can't supply it when and where needed.
calvin.m16
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Looks like more than 1 issue here dude. Did you spray the plants with something??
Room Temperature?
Room Humidity?
Airflow?
How often are you watering?
Room Temperature?
Room Humidity?
Airflow?
How often are you watering?